Last weekend in Las Vegas things got heated – Dylan Desclos, a famous Justin Bieber lookalike, took to the stage of the prestigious XS club and… performed “Sorry” like a true star (and ran up a hefty bill)! Find out what happened during this unusual night.
Instead of Bieber – Desclos! A Sensation at XS Club
On Saturday night, an unusual guest arrived at the exclusive XS Nightclub in the Wynn Las Vegas hotel. Staff and guests assumed they were about to meet Justin Bieber himself – instead, Dylan Desclos, a perfect lookalike of the Canadian artist, took the stage.
Desclos entered the club with his own “management team”, styling and bodyguards, which fooled even the club staff. DJ Gryffin, who was playing that night, was convinced that a real Bieber stood in front of him! Clubgoers went wild with joy when they heard the first notes of the hit “Sorry” performed by a guest with a striking resemblance to the original.
Behind the Scenes of the Unusual Prank
- Desclos and his “team” entered the club, posing as Bieber’s crew
- DJ Gryffin welcomed them on stage, convinced of the guest’s authenticity
- The lookalike sang (or rather lip-synced) the artist’s biggest hit – “Sorry”
- The audience did not recognize the ruse, and recordings and selfies with the “star” quickly spread through the club
- Over the course of the night, Desclos racked up a bar tab of nearly $10,000
After a few songs, the staff realized they were dealing with a talented impersonator, not the original Bieber. The party-goer was immediately escorted out, and the XS club issued a brief statement – it was a multi-stage and fairly convincing prank that will not be repeated.
Who Is Dylan Desclos?
Dylan Desclos is a Frenchman who has been professionally portraying Justin Bieber for years. His uncanny resemblance, tattoos, hairstyle and style have made him a viral sensation – even Hailey Bieber once commented on one of his videos: “That’s a bit scary”. Desclos regularly organizes his own “world tours” as Bieber, and his social media profiles are full of recordings and interactions with fans.
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